Southern Cook Islands Māori (2519) = Endangered (100 percent certain, based on the evidence available) (EGIDS 7-8a;
90% of Cook Islands people live abroad. In New Zealand, 68% of Cook Islands people under 65 years of age and 80% under 30 years of age are monolingual English speakers. In the Cook Islands, increasing numbers of young people are monolingual in English or passive bilinguals, though the language is used in all domains including online. (Numbers unavailable for Australia). Cook Islands Māori is used by older speakers in some religious contexts and particular media programs as well as in welcoming ceremonies.)
Economic Marginalism and the Microstate, the Impact of Donor Conditionality Requirements in International Aid Programmes on a SHRM Training Project in the Cook Islands
Gems from coral islands; or, incidents of contrast between savage and Christian life of the South Sea Islanders (Vol. II: Eastern Polynesia: Comprising the Rarotonga Group, Penrhyn Islands and Savage Island)
Glottolog
[rar] at ISO 639-3
[rar] at OLAC
[rar] at IMTVault
Southern Cook Island Maori at Grambank
Southern Cook Islands Māori at Endangered Languages Project
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